How to Install Our Claude Skill Packs

One address, pasted once. That is the whole install — there is nothing to download and nothing to unzip. When we improve a skill you refresh from the same address instead of hunting down a new file.

If you downloaded a ZIP from us before, you can ignore it. That was the old way. Delete it — everything below replaces it.

What you need

A paid Claude plan. That is the only requirement, and it is not optional — a free account cannot install plugins and cannot run scheduled jobs, which is the entire point of this system.

ProThe minimum. Everything on this page works.
MaxWhat we recommend. These agents run long jobs and loop until the work is actually done. On Pro you will hit limits mid-run; on Max you generally will not.
Team or EnterpriseWorks, with one extra step: an owner has to switch on Code execution and file creation and Skills in Organization settings. If the buttons below are missing or greyed out, that is why — send your admin this page.

Install it — five clicks

  1. Open Claude on a computer and click Customize
    In Cowork, open the Cowork tab first. You install on a computer once; after that everything works from your phone too.
  2. Go to the Plugins tab
  3. Under Personal plugins, click +Add marketplaceAdd from a repository
    This is the step people miss. There is no button called “add from a repository” sitting on the Plugins tab — it is two menus in, behind the +.
  4. Paste this address and confirm
    https://github.com/dennisyu/blitzmetrics-skills
  5. Click Install on blitzmetrics-everything
    That is all 26 skills. Done — but not yet proven. Run the checks below.
Only want one area? Same address — pick a smaller bundle instead of blitzmetrics-everything: authority and reputation, content engine, client operations, or quality and standards. Most people should take everything; the skills are written to hand work to each other.
On Team or Enterprise? Your workspace owner can provision this centrally for everyone, so nobody installs anything individually. Ask your admin about provisioned plugins.

How to tell it worked

There are several checkpoints. Passing one does not prove the next one.

  1. Installed
    CustomizePlugins. The bundle should say Installed.
  2. Enabled
    Open the bundle and make sure the toggle is on.
  3. Tested in a fresh chat
    Start a new chat and type a real request — “harvest my positive mentions” or “run my weekly authority report.” You never type a command or a skill name. You say what you want, and the right skill loads itself.
  4. Update checked
    After a release, choose Sync or Update if Claude offers it. If a version or commit is shown, confirm it changed, then repeat the fresh-chat test.
  5. Receipt saved
    For team rollouts, save the time, Claude surface, account or workspace, version if shown, and a screenshot or link to the result. That receipt is proof; an agent saying “everything looks great” is not.
Think of a kitchen: a plugin is the cookbook, a skill is one recipe, an agent is the cook, a scheduled job is the alarm telling the cook when to start, and the receipt is the photo of the finished dish. Owning the cookbook does not prove dinner was cooked.

What these words mean

You do not need to memorise these. They show up in the Claude interface, so here they are in plain English.

SkillA written instruction sheet Claude follows — an SOP for one job. “Harvest my positive mentions.” “Run the weekly report.”
PluginThe box the skills ship in. Install one plugin, get every skill inside it.
AgentA named worker with a job description. You hand it the whole task and it runs without you watching.
Scheduled jobAn agent with a clock. It runs on its own — weekly, daily — and reports back.

In short: a skill is the instruction, a plugin is the box it ships in, an agent is the worker who uses it, and a scheduled job is the alarm that starts the worker.

Where it works

WebDesktop appPhone
Installing the pluginYesYesUse a computer
Running a skillYesYesYes
Agents and scheduled jobsYesYesYes
Reaching files on your own hard driveDesktop only

Set it up once on a computer. After that it all works from anywhere, including your phone.

Make it run without you

An installed skill waits for you to ask. A scheduled job does not — it runs on a clock, in the cloud, whether or not your computer is on. This is the part that turns a folder of instructions into staff.

  1. Install the skills first
    A scheduled job can only use skills you already have.
  2. Open the Cowork tab
    In the Claude app — on the web, on your desktop, or on your phone. All three work.
  3. Click Scheduled in the left sidebar, then New task
    Top right. You can describe the job and let Claude set it up, or fill in the fields yourself: name, what it does, how often. No code either way.
  4. Check the first real firing
    After its scheduled time, confirm there is a timestamped success or failure and that the expected email, page or report actually exists. A schedule sitting in the list only proves it was scheduled.
  5. Add a missed-run alert
    Decide who gets told when there is no receipt after the expected time plus a grace period. Silent non-runs are the failure people miss.
It runs remotely, so your laptop can be shut. The one thing a scheduled job cannot reach is a file sitting on your own hard drive — for that, keep the desktop app open.
Copy one of these to start:

“Every Monday at 8am, run my weekly brand MAA for [my business] and email the report to [my address].”

“Every morning at 7am, check whether my sites are up and only message me if something is down.”

“Every Friday, harvest any new positive mentions of me and add them to my proof library.”

The rule that makes a scheduled job work. Every run starts with a completely blank memory — it cannot see this conversation or anything you told Claude before. Spell out who it is for, the exact skill, when it runs, where the result goes, what success looks like, and who gets alerted if the output is missing. “Send me the weekly report” will fail. “Every Monday at 8am Eastern, use weekly-brand-maa for Acme Plumbing, email it to dennis@example.com, record the run ID and output link, and alert Dennis if no report exists by 9am” can be audited.
Scheduled is not the same as working. Call it Scheduled when the definition exists. Call it Observed only after a firing leaves a timestamped result or an unedited error.
Agents are the same idea without the clock — a named worker you hand a whole job to, rather than chatting step by step. They show up automatically once the plugin is installed, and you use them the same way: describe the job and let it run.

Troubleshooting

What you are seeingWhat to do
Plugins says I need to upgradeYou are on a free account. Plugins and scheduled jobs need a paid plan — Pro at minimum, Max if you want these agents to finish long jobs without hitting a limit.
I cannot find “Add from a repository”It is not on the Plugins tab itself. Under Personal plugins, click +, then Add marketplace, then Add from a repository.
No Customize in my sidebarYou are on your phone. Install from a computer — once. After that your phone works fine.
The Skills or Plugins option is missing or greyed outOn Team or Enterprise, an owner has to switch on Code execution and file creation and Skills in Organization settings. Send them this page.
It is installed but Claude ignores itCheck the toggle is on. Then start a new chat — an existing conversation will not pick up a plugin added mid-way.
I installed it, now what?Start a new chat and describe the job in plain language. You never type a skill name; you say what you want and the right skill loads itself.
My teammate has a newer versionOpen the marketplace and choose Sync or Update if shown, then test in a fresh chat. Do not assume a release reached you until the fresh-chat test passes.
The scheduled job exists but no report arrivedTreat that as a failed run, not a healthy schedule. Check the scheduler’s last-attempt time and error, and the expected output destination. Escalate with the run ID and timestamps.
I have an old ZIP from youDelete it. There is nothing to download any more — and a ZIP never picks up improvements, while the address above does when you refresh it.

Still stuck?

Reply in your Basecamp thread, or email the team, and tell us two things: which step you got to, and what you saw instead. That is enough for us to sort it in one reply.

Install steps and platform support verified against Claude’s published documentation, August 2026 — Use plugins in Claude, Schedule recurring tasks in Cowork, Cowork on web, desktop and mobile. Claude’s menus change occasionally — if something here does not match what you see, tell us and include your Claude surface and plan.

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